Understanding North American
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Commercial Envelope Sizes |
Window Envelope Sizes |
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Announcement Envelope Sizes |
Baronial Envelope Sizes |
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Announcement envelopes are also known as A style or A series envelopes, they are mainly used for personal use including greeting cards, invitations and photographs. The ratio of the shorter side to the longer side for announcement envelopes ranges for about 1:1.3 to 1:1.6 making them closer to square than the long and thin Commercial envelopes. |
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Baronial envelopes feature a deep triangular flap, offset by a smooth curve at the tip of the flap. Baronial flaps give a luxurious feel and stand-out design to go with any invitation, announcement, or greeting card. |
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Booklet or Open Side Envelope Sizes |
Catalog or Open End Envelope Sizes |
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A flap on the long side of Booklet envelopes makes it easy to enclose a brochure, catalog, a thick stack of paper or large business |
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The main feature of Open End Envelopes, also known as catalog envelopes, is the placement of the envelope flap on the short end of the envelope. This design makes it easy and secure to insert and remove contents from the envelope. |
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